Fisher-Price I1063 Instruction Sheet

WARNING: EPILEPSY AND SEIZURES

READ BEFORE OPERATING YOUR PLAY TV

A few people may experience epileptic seizures when viewing flashing lights
or patterns in our daily environment. These persons may experience
seizures while watching TV pictures or playing video games. Players who
have not had any seizures may nonetheless have an undetected epileptic
condition.

Consult your physician before playing video games if you have an epileptic
condition or experience any of the following symptoms while playing video
games: altered vision, eye or muscle twitching, other involuntary move­ments, loss of awareness of your surroundings, mental confusion and/or
convulsions.

Card Night brings the excitement of the casino right into your living room,
with a variety of classic and new Solitaire, Poker and Blackjack games!

SETTING UP PLAY TV CARD NIGHT

INSTALLING THE BATTERIES

Base Unit

Using a screwdriver, loosen the screw in the battery compartment door on
the unit. Remove the battery compartment door.

Insert Four (4) AA batteries (we recommend alkaline) into the compartment.
Make sure the negative (-) ends are against the springs.

Replace the battery compartment door and tighten the screw.

Remote Control

Using a screwdriver, loosen the screw in the battery compartment door on
the unit. Remove the battery compartment door.

Insert Two (2) AAA batteries (we recommend alkaline) into the compartment.
Make sure the negative (-) ends are against the springs.

Replace the battery compartment door and tighten the screw.

CONNECTING PLAY TV CARD NIGHT TO YOUR
TV OR VCR

CONNECTING TO YOUR TV

To connect Play TV Card Night directly to a TV, the TV must be equipped
with audio and video input jacks. They are commonly found on the front of
the TV near the contrast, color and picture adjustment controls; or on the
back of the TV near the antennae and cable/satellite jacks.

• Insert the yellow video plug from the unit into the Video-In (yellow) jack on
the TV.

• Insert the white audio plug from the unit into the left Audio-In (white) jack
on the TV.

• Set your TV to the appropriate video input mode. (See your TV’s operating
manual for details.)

CONNECTING TO YOUR VCR

If your TV doesn’t have audio and video input jacks, you can connect Play
TV Card Night to your VCR.

• Insert the yellow video plug from the unit into the Video-In (yellow) jack
on the VCR.

• Insert the white audio plug from the unit into the left Audio-In (white)
jack on the VCR.

• Set your TV and VCR to the appropriate video input mode. (See your
TV and VCR operating manuals for details.)

CONNECTING TO TV
WITHOUT A/V INPUTS

If your TV does not have audio and
video input jacks you need to pur­chase a RF MODULATOR to con­vert the A/V output from the game
to the Antenna/Cable input on your
TV.

This can be purchased at most
electronic product retailers for
approximately $25 to $30.

ADULT SUPERVISION IS RECOMMENDED WHEN CONNECTING CABLES
TO A TV AND VCR.

BUTTON FUNCTIONS

On•Off - Turns the game on and off. Unit only turns off if the Remote
Control is placed onto the Base Unit. If the Remote Control is not returned
to the Base after playing, the game will automatically shut off after 15 min­utes.

Enter - Confirms your game selection.
New Game - Allows you to select a new game at any time during game

play. [Note: You must press and hold the button for about 2 seconds.]
Directional Keys - Use these keys to move the cursor across the screen.
Sound - Turns the background sound on and off.
Reset - Resets the game during game play. [Note: All game high scores

will be erased, reset of Remote Control cannot reset the game, only the
reset on Base Unit can reset game during game play.]

MOVING THE CURSOR

In each game, a white cursor (arrow) will appear on the screen. Using the
Directional keys, you can move the cursor up, down, left, right and across
the screen.

• To select and move cards, or select game options, place the cursor
directly on the card or game option and press the Enter button.

GETTING STARTED

•

Remove the Remote Control from the Base to turn on the game. After a
brief animation, you’ll see the Main Menu. (Press any button to skip the
animation)

• If Remote Control is not in the Base, press the On•Off button on Base
Unit to turn on the game.

• Use the Directional keys to place the cursor on one of the game options
at the top of the Main Menu: Solitaire, Poker or Blackjack.

• A new game menu will automatically appear on the screen.

SELECTING A GAME

To select a game, use the Directional keys to place the cursor on the game
you’d like to play. Then press the Enter button.

• In Solitaire mode, you can play Klondike Solitaire, Vegas Solitaire, Poker
Solitaire, Pyramid Solitaire, Spiderette and LockOut.

• In Poker mode, you can play Draw Poker, Deuces, Joker Poker or Lo Ball.

• In Blackjack mode, you can play Blackjack 21 or Face Up.

SELECTING A CARD

To select a card, use the Directional keys to place the cursor on the desired
card. Press the Enter button and the card will become highlighted. (If you
change your mind, press the Enter button again and the card will not be
highlighted.)

GAME OPTIONS

During game play, you will see several red “tabs” on the left-hand side of
the screen. As you move the cursor over each tab, it will appear as a pop­out menu and reveal a game option.

• To select a game option, place the cursor on the option you want and
press the Enter button. To return to your game, press the Enter button
again or move the cursor off of the tab and press Enter.

TIMER

Playing with the timer on adds extra pressure to your game and allows you
to earn extra bonus points. When the timer is turned on, a timer icon will
appear on the screen. (Available on select games)

SCORE

• High Score: Highest score achieved [Note: If unit is reset by pressing the
Reset button on Base, changing batteries, or unplugging (if using AC

option) all high scores will be erased.]

• Current Score: Score of the game currently being played or most
recently played.

• Win% & Games Played: Displays the win percentage based on
consecutive games played. This will reset once a different game is
selected or when player returns to the Main Menu.

PAY

Displays the scoring system and/or pay tables

BACKGROUND

To customize your game, you can change the color or pattern of the playing
table.

CONDENSED

Shows a condensed layout of your cards (half of the number/letter/suit is
shown). [Note: Sometimes a condensed layout is forced if a stack of cards
is too long for the screen.]

EXPAND

Shows an expanded layout of your cards (entire number/letter/suit is
shown).

MOVING A CARD

During game play, you may need to move cards from one location to anoth­er, to fill an empty space in a tableau of cards, or to place a card on top of
another card.

• To move a card, use the Directional keys to place the cursor on the card
that you want to move. Press the Enter button and the card will become
highlighted.

• Next, use the Directional keys to place the cursor on a second card, or
an empty space within a tableau of cards. Press the Enter button and the
highlighted card will automatically move to the new location.

KLONDIKE SOLITAIRE

The object of Klondike Solitaire is to use all the cards in the deck to build
four suit stacks in order from Ace, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, Jack, Queen, and
King.

Row Stacks

You will be dealt twenty-eight
cards in seven row stacks. You
will build each row stack card
face up, in alternating colors, in
the order of King, Queen, Jack,
10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2. As the
game progresses, you will move
these cards to the suit stacks in
the upper right-hand corner of the
screen.

Deck

The deck is located in the upper
left-hand corner of the screen.
When you cannot move any cards
in the row stack, you can draw a
new card from the deck.

• To draw a card from the deck, place the cursor on the deck and press the
Enter button. This will turn over three cards (if there are at least three
cards left in the deck). The number of passes through the deck is unlimited.

Suit Stacks

The suit stacks are located in the upper right corner. At the beginning of the
game, they are empty. When you draw an Ace, it will automatically move to
its suit stack.

Timer/ Bonus

The number of bonus points you will receive depends upon how quickly you
win the game. [Note: Timer can only be turned On or Off at the start of a
game, prior to your first card move.]

Undo

You’ll lose 2 points from your score each time you undo your last move.

BASIC RULES OF KLONDIKE SOLITAIRE

• Row Stacks must be built in descending order of King, Queen, Jack, 10,
9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, and 2.

• Suit stacks must be built in ascending order of Ace, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8,
9,10, Jack, Queen, and King.

• You must play cards in
alternating colors. For example,
you can play a red card on a
black card, or a black card on a
red card.

• A card at the top of a row stack
can be moved to its correspon­ding suit stack, as long as the
card you are moving is the next
the card in the sequence. For
example, you can move a 3 of
hearts from a row and place it
on top of a 2 of hearts in a suit
stack.

• A sequence of cards can be
moved, as a unit, and placed on
top of another card.
For example, a red 6, black 5 and red 4 can be highlighted and placed on
top of a black 7.

• When you turn over an ace, it will automatically move to its suit stack.

• Only a king can be moved to an empty space in the row stacks.

VEGAS SOLITAIRE

Vegas Solitaire follows the same rules as Klondike Solitaire, but in this game
you will begin with 500 points. Points are accumulated between consecutive
games.

• Each time you start a new game, you will lose 52 points (one point for
each card in the deck).

• You will win 5 points each time you move a card from a row stack or the
deck to a suit stack.

• You will lose 5 points each time you move a card from the suit stack back
down to a row stack.

• You may only pass through the deck once.

• Deck cards are turned over one (1) at a time

Timer/ Bonus

The number of bonus points you will receive depends upon how quickly you
win the game. [Note: Timer can only be turned On or Off at the start of a
game, prior to your first card move.]

Undo

You’ll lose 2 points from your score each time you undo your last move.

POKER SOLITAIRE

In Poker Solitaire, you will place cards into a grid with 5 horizontal rows and
5 vertical rows to produce poker hands. The higher your poker hands, the
higher your score.

• Each row across and each column down forms a poker hand.

• The top card of the stockpile is the first card you will play.

• To move a card, use the Directional keys to place the cursor on a space
within the grid where you want to place a card. Press the Enter button
and the card will automatically move to its new location. Once a card is
played, it cannot be moved.

Undo

You’ll lose 10 points from your score each time you undo your last move.

PYRAMID SOLITAIRE

In Pyramid Solitaire, you will be dealt 28 cards in the shape of a pyramid.
The object of the game is to clear all of the cards by selecting single cards
or pairs of cards that total 13 (e.g. a queen and an ace, a 9 and a 4, or a
single king).

• A card is available for play when it is not covered by another card.

Card Deck

If there are no cards available for
play in the pyramid, you should
draw a card from the deck at the
top left-hand side of the screen.
When you select a card from the
Deck Pile it will move adjacent to
the Discard Pile. A card may still
be played when it is in the
Discard Pile.

Note: If you want to select the
card from the deck without mov­ing it to the discard pile, select it
after selecting the first card.

Win Pile

To select a pair of cards, place
the cursor on the first card and
press the Enter button. The
card will become highlighted. Place your cursor on the second card and
press the Enter button. Both cards will automatically be sent to the Win
Pile if they total 13.

Scoring

Thirteen (13) times the number of sets (or individual kings) you have cleared
from the pyramid or the deck.

Timer/ Bonus

The number of bonus points you will receive depends upon how quickly you
win the game. [Note: Timer can only be turned On or Off at the start of a
game, prior to your first card move.]

Undo

You’ll lose 6 points from your score each time you undo your last move.

SPIDERETTE

In Spiderette, you will be dealt 28 cards in 7 equal piles. The object of the
game is to build the cards in descending order of King, Queen, Jack, 10, 9,
8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 and Ace, r

egardless of suit, and remove each completed

set from the table.

• Single cards and card units can be moved between columns.

• Empty columns can be filled with any single card or a card unit.

• When play comes to a standstill, you can draw new cards from the deck
at the bottom left-hand corner of the screen. This will place a new row of
cards on top of each stack. Continue to play, if possible.

• When a set is completed, King through Ace with no face down cards, it is
automatically removed from the table.

Scoring

Assembling the cards in the proper order and removing cards from the table
accumulates points. (See Pay tab in the game for more detail.)

Timer/ Bonus

The number of bonus points you will receive depends upon how quickly you
win the game. [Note: Timer can only be turned On•Off button at the start
of a game, prior to your first card move.]

Undo

You’ll lose 6 points from your score each time you undo your last move.

LOCKOUT

In Lockout, you will try to fill your scorecard with one of each type of poker
hand. You will use a short deck of 24 cards, consisting of a 9, 10, Jack,
Queen, King and Ace from each suit.

Basic Rules

• You will be dealt five cards.
Each of the cards can be either
held or discarded. If you do
not want to hold any of the
cards in your hand, you can
replace them with new cards
from the deck, by pressing
Enter.

• You may discard and draw new
cards twice before you must fill
in one of the boxes on your
scorecard.

• When you register a hand in
the scorecard, you will auto­matically be dealt a new hand.

MODEL 71063 P/N 82359000 Rev.A

For 1 player / Ages 8 and up

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

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Remote

Control

Base

Unit

Directional

Keys

New Game

Sound

On•Off

Reset (Remote reset)

Note: The Enter button is

located on the bottom of the

Remote Control

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Row Stacks

Suit StacksDeck

Pyramid

Card Deck Discard Pile Win Pile

Deal Dial

Scorecard

Reset (Game reset)

Royal Flush = 500 pts
Straight Flush = 300 pts
Four of a Kind = 160 pts

Straight = 120 pts

Full House = 100 pts

Three of a Kind = 60 pts

Flush = 50 pts

Two Pairs = 30 pts

One Pair = 10 pts

Value System:

Jacks have a value of 11

Queens have a value of 12

Aces have a value of 1

Kings have a value of 13 and can be discarded individually

Number cards have “face value”

Pay

Royal Flush: A hand containing an Ace, King, Queen, Jack and 10 of

the same suit.
Straight Flush: All five cards are in sequence, and in the same suit

(e.g. 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 of clubs).

Straight: Five cards in consecutive order, regardless of suit.
Four of a Kind: Four cards of the same value (e.g. 2H, 2D, 2C, 2S).
Full House: A pair and 3 of a kind (e.g. 3H, 3D, 9S, 9D, 9C).
Three of a Kind: Three cards of the same rank.
Flush: Five cards of the same suit.
Two Pairs: Two sets of two cards of the same value.
One Pair: Two cards of the same value.

Poker Hands

Dealing the cards

To deal the cards, place the cursor over the Deal dial and press the Enter
button. You may hold or discard and deal new cards twice before you must
score the hand.

Holding a Card

To hold a card, place the cursor on the card you want to hold and press the

Enter button.

Discarding a Card

If you do not want to hold any of the cards in your hand, you can draw
again to replace them with new cards from the deck.

• If you change your mind and want to discard a card that has been held,
place your cursor on the held card and press the Enter button.

Scoring a Hand

When you have created a complete hand, place the cursor on one of the
possible hands in the scorecard. Then press the Enter button to score it.
You can score a hand at any time during the turn but you must score after
the 3rdspin.

Bonus

If you have at least three (3) 9s, 10s, Jacks, Queens, Kings and Aces, you’ll
score a 100 point Bonus.

If the total of your Clubs, Spades, Hearts and Diamonds equals more than
80 points, your 100-point Bonus will increase to 200 points.

Undo

You’ll lose 10 points from your score each time you undo your last move.

BASIC POKER RULES

• To start the game, you will place a

bet. Once you have placed your
bet, place the cursor on the word
“DEAL” button and press the Enter
button. You will be dealt a hand of
cards.

• Next, you must decide to hold or
discard your cards. To hold a card,
place the cursor on the card itself
and press the Enter button. The
word “HOLD” will appear on the
card. To clear the Hold, place the
cursor on the card and press the
Enter button again.

• Once you are satisfied with the
cards you are holding, place the cursor on the word “DRAW” and press
the Enter button. All cards that have not been held will be replaced with
new cards.

Poker Hands

A poker hand is made from the best arrangement of five cards. They are
listed in order from highest to lowest value.

Placing a Bet

You may make a one-time bet before the cards are dealt.

• To place a bet, place the cursor on one of the three chip piles in the
bottom right-hand corner of the screen. Press Enter button to place your
bet. The chip amount you have bet will appear in the bet register.

• If a chip pile is pressed more than once, that amount is added, each time,
to the betting amount.

• To see more betting selections, place the cursor on one of the arrows next
to the chips and press the Enter button. The chips will rotate.

• After your first bet, you may discard some or all of your cards and draw
new cards.

Dealing Poker Cards

To deal your initial hand, place the cursor on the word “DEAL” and press
the Enter button.

Holding Poker Cards

To hold a card, place the cursor on the desired card and press the Enter
button. The word “HOLD” will appear on the card.

Drawing Poker Cards

To replace the cards you are not holding with new cards, place the cursor
on the word “DRAW” and press the Enter button.

Bank Roll

Each of the poker games will display a running total of your bankroll at the
top of the screen. Bankroll starts at 10,000 and will reset to 10,000 if all
points are lost.

DRAW POKER

In Draw Poker, you will try to build a poker hand from 5 cards. The higher
the hand, the higher your score.

DEUCES

In Deuces Poker 2’s are wild, which means they can replace a missing card
of any suit or value to complete a winning hand. For example, a 2 could
complete a straight or replace a missing card in a flush.

JOKER POKER

In Joker Poker the jokers are wild, which means they can replace a missing
card of any suit or value to complete a winning hand. For example, a joker
could complete a straight or replace a missing card in a flush.

LO BALL POKER

Lo Ball Poker is a variation of poker where the lowest hand wins. It is exact­ly the opposite of high poker.

General Lo Ball Rules:

• The lowest possible hand in Lo Ball is the Wheel. The Wheel consists of
5, 4, 3, 2, Ace. It is the best hand and beats every other hand, except
another Wheel.

• The second best hand is 6, 4, 3, 2, Ace. Following the 6-4 hand is 6, 5, 3,
2, Ace, then 6, 5, 4, 2, Ace and so forth.

• In Lo Ball, an Ace is always considered a low card, counting as one. For
example, a hand of 8, 7, 6, 3 and Ace would be a 9-7 low hand with the
Ace counting as one.

• Flushes and straights are disregarded—they do not foul the hand or make
it a high hand.

• Any 6 low will beat a 7 low. Any 7 low beats an 8 low, and so forth.

BLACKJACK 21

A Blackjack is a hand consisting of an Ace and a 10-value card (10, Jack,
Queen or King) totaling 21. The object of Blackjack is to reach 21 or to have
a greater count under 21 than the dealer.

Placing a Bet

To start, you must place your bet.

• Place the cursor over the amount of
chips you’d like to bet and press the
Enter button. The amount you have
bet will be displayed in the bet
register.

• To raise your bet, press Enter again
or move the cursor to a different pile
of chips.

• When you have finished betting and
are ready to play, place the cursor on
the “DEAL” icon and press the Enter
button. The cards will be automati­cally dealt.

BASIC BLACKJACK RULES

• You and the dealer will both be dealt two cards. The Dealer’s cards are
dealt one face up and one face down. Your cards are both dealt face up.
Your cards will appear on the bottom of the screen.

• Once you have received your cards, you can decide whether you want to
stand or hit.

If you do not have a blackjack, you can ask the dealer to “hit” you. You
may draw as many cards as you like, one at a time, but if you go over 21
you will “bust” and lose the hand.

• Kings, Queens, Jacks and 10s are all worth 10.

• Aces are worth 1 or 11.

• All other cards are worth their face value.

• If the dealer’s hand is 16 or less, he/she must take a card. If the dealer’s
hand is 17 or more, he/she must stand.

Hit

If you want to add another card to your hand, you can ask the dealer to
“hit” you.

Stand

You can choose to stand if you don’t want any more cards and want to
“stand” with the cards that you have.

Bust

When you “Bust,” you have gone over 21 and have no chance of winning.

Double Down

If, after receiving your first two cards, you think you can beat the dealer with
only one more card, you can choose to double down. This means you will
double your original bet, drawing one more card and then standing.

• If you have an opportunity to double down, the “Double” button will
appear on the right-hand side of the screen. To double down, place the
cursor on the “Double” button and press the Enter button.

NOTE: In this game, a Double is only possible on a 10 or an 11.

Split

If your first two cards are the same value, you may also choose to split your
cards so you can play two hands at once. Your original bet will apply to
each hand. You can continue to draw cards for each hand independently.

• If you have an opportunity to split, the “Split” button will appear on the
right-hand side of the screen. To split, place the cursor on the “Split”
button and press the Enter button.

• If you choose to split, you will continue to play the right hand, as normal.
The left hand will be shaded to indicate it is not available.

• You can Double Down your split hands if, after 1 hit, either hand totals 10
or 11.

Once you choose to Stand, play will end on the right hand and move to the
left hand, or vice versa.

Surrender

When you think your hand is definitely going to lose, you can choose to sur­render. This cuts your losses by folding your hand and forfeiting half of your
original bet. You cannot surrender after you have hit.

• If you have an opportunity to surrender, the “Surrender” button will
appear on the right-hand side of the screen. To surrender, place the
cursor on the “Surrender” button and press the Enter button.

Insurance

If the dealer’s up card is an Ace, you will have the option to buy insurance.
This means you will bet half of your original bet that the dealer has black­jack. If the dealer has blackjack, this bet pays 2 to 1. You can only buy
insurance when the dealer’s face up card is an Ace.

• If you have an opportunity to buy insurance, the “Insurance” button will
appear on the right-hand side of the screen. To buy insurance, place the
cursor on the “Surrender” button and press the Enter button.

FACE UP BLACKJACK

Face Up follows the same rules as Blackjack, but offers an additional
strategy— all the cards are dealt face up.

NEW GAME

If you finish a game, or a game comes to a standstill because you cannot
play another card, you can start a new game. You can choose to start a
new game at any time during game play.

To start a new game, press and hold the New Game button for about 2
seconds. You will see a new screen with three options: Continue, Main
Menu and New Game.

• Place the cursor on the desired option and press the Enter button.

• If you select Continue, you will return to your current game.

• If you select Main Menu, you will quit the current game and automatically
go to the Main Menu, where you can select a new game.

• If you select New Game, you will start a new version of the current game.

TROUBLESHOOTING

• If you don’t see the title screen after pressing the On•Off button, check to
make sure the light on the Base Unit is illuminated. If it is and you still
don’t see the title screen, check to make sure the video and audio plugs
are plugged into the correct locations on your TV or VCR and that fresh
batteries are installed in units.

• If your game still malfunctions, insert a blunt object into the Reset button
to reset your game. (Only the reset on Base Unit can reset the game. The
reset on Remote Control can reset Remote Control itself only.)

REPLACING THE BATTERIES

Using a screwdriver, loosen the screw in the battery compartment door on
the units. Remove the battery compartment door . Remove the old batteries
and insert four (4) AA batteries (we recommend alkaline) into the Base Unit
and two (2) AAA batteries (we recommend alkaline) into the Remote Control
unit battery compartment. Make sure the negative (-) ends are against the
springs. Replace the battery compartment door and tighten the screw with
a screwdriver. Do not over tighten.

Dual Power convenience: You may purchase an AC adapter separately at
any electronics store. It should be 6V, 300 Milliamps, with a negative center.

ADULT SUPERVISION IS RECOMMENDED WHEN CHANGING BATTERIES.

CAUTION

• As with all small batteries, the batteries used with this
game should be kept away from small children who might
still put things in their mouths. If a battery is swallowed,
consult a physician immediately.

• Be sure you insert the battery correctly and always follow
the game and battery manufacturer’s instructions.

• Do not dispose of batteries in fire.

• Batteries might leak if improperly installed, or explode if
recharged, disassembled or heated.

MAINTENANCE

• Handle this game carefully.

• Store this game away from dusty or dirty areas.

• Keep this game away from moisture or extreme temperature.

• Do not disassemble this game. If a problem occurs, press the Reset but­ton, or remove and replace the batteries to reset the game, or try new bat­teries. If problems persist, consult your warranty card for replacement
instructions.

• Use only the recommended battery type.

• Do not mix old and new batteries.

• Do not mix alkaline, standard (carbon-zinc) or rechargeable
(nickel-cadmium) batteries.

• Do not use rechargeable batteries.

• Do not attempt to recharge non-rechargeable batteries.

• Remove any exhausted batteries from the game.

• Do not short-circuit the supply terminals.

• Insert batteries with the correct polarity.

Please retain this for future reference.

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to
the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interfer­ence, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation.

Warning: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by
the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to oper­ate the equipment.

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits
for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These
limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interfer­ence in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can
radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance
with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communica­tions. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a
particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to
radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equip­ment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by
one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which
the receiver is connected.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help.

IMPORTANT: Before returning the unit for repair, test it with fresh alkaline
batteries. Even new batteries may be defective or weak and low battery
power is a frequent cause of unsatisfactory operation.

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Straight Flush = Your Hand x (times) 4

4 of a Kind = Your Hand x (times) 4

Flush = Your Hand x (times) 2.5

Straight = Your Hand x (times) 3

Full House = Your Hand x (times) 2.5

3 of a Kind = Your Hand x (times) 3

2 Pairs = Your Hand x (times) 2

1 Pair = Your Hand x (times) 3

Pay

Pay

Royal Flush = 250 x (times) your bet

Straight Flush = 50 x (times) your bet

4 of a Kind = 25 x (times) your bet

Full House = 8 x (times) your bet

Flush = 5 x (times) your bet

Straight = 4 x (times) your bet

3 of a Kind = 3 x (times) your bet

2 Pairs = 2 x (times) your bet

Jacks or Better = 1 x (times) your bet

Pay

Royal Flush = 300 x (times) your bet

Four 2’s = 200 x (times) your bet

Royal Flush W/2’s = 20 x (times) your bet

5 of a Kind = 10 x (times) your bet

Straight Flush = 8 x (times) your bet

4 of a Kind = 4 x (times) your bet
Full House = 4 x (times) your bet

Flush = 3 x (times) your bet

Straight = 2 x (times) your bet

3 of a Kind = 1 x (times) your bet

Royal Flush = 500 x (times) your bet
5 of a Kind = 200 x (times) your bet

Royal Flush with Joker = 100 x (times) your bet

Straight Flush = 50 x (times) your bet

4 of a Kind = 15 x (times) your bet

Full House = 7 x (times) your bet

Flush = 5 x (times) your bet

Straight = 3 x (times) your bet

3 of a Kind = 2 x (times) your bet

2 Pairs = 1 x (times) your bet

Jacks or Better = 1 x (times) your bet

Pay

A, 2, 3, 4, 5 Flush = 500 x(times) your bet

A, 2, 3, 4, 5 Any Suit = 30 x (times) your bet

6, 4+3, 2, A = 25 x (times) your bet

6, 5 + any cards (Ace - 4) = 12 x (times) your bet

7, 4 + 3, 2, A = 8 x (times) your bet

7, 5 + any cards (Ace – 4) = 5 (times) your bet

7, 6 + any cards (Ace - 5) = 3 x (times) your bet

8 + any cards (Ace - 7) = 2 x (times) your bet

2 Pairs = 1 x (times) your bet

Double Down Win = 4 x (times) your bet

Blackjack Bonus = 3 x (times) your bet

Blackjack Win = 2.5 x (times) your bet

Winner Hand = 2 x (times) your bet

Insurance = 1.5 x (times) your bet

Push = 1 x (times) your bet

Bonus 6-7-8, 7-7-7 or 6 cards on 21

Dealer stands on 17

Double Down on 10 or 11

Split on any pair

Pay

Pay

Double Down Win = 4 x (times) your bet

Blackjack Bonus = 3 x (times) your be

Blackjack Win = 2.5 x (times) your be

Winner Hand = 2 x (times) your be

Bonus 6-7-8, 7-7-7 or 6 cards 21

Dealer stands on 16

Double Down on 10 or 11

Split on any pair

Pay

Straight Flush: All five cards are in sequence, and in the same suit

(e.g. 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 of clubs).

Four of a Kind: Four cards of the same value.
Flush: Five cards of the same suit.
Straight: Five cards in consecutive order, regardless of suit.
Full House: A pair and 3 of a kind (e.g. 3H, 3D, 9S, 9D, 9C).
Three of a Kind: Three cards of the same rank.
Two Pairs: Two sets of two cards of the same rank.
One Pair: Two cards of the same rank
A’s = Total of all Aces in your hand. (Aces = 14)
K’s = Total of all Kings in your hand. (Kings = 13)
Q’s = Total of all Queens in your hand (Queens = 12).
J’s = Total of all Jacks in your hand. (Jacks = 11).
10’s = Total of all 10s in your hand.
9’s = Total of all 9s in your hand.

Scorecard

Straight Flush: Five cards, in sequence, in the same suit. The Royal

Flush (Ace, King, Queen, Jack, 10) is the highest standard hand and
beats all other hands.

Four of a Kind: Any four cards of the same rank. Four of a Kind beats
a Full House or any lower hand.

Full House: A Full House is made up of Three of a Kind and One Pair.
Full House beats a Flush or any lower hand.

Flush: A hand of five cards, all of the same suit.
Straight: A hand of five cards, in sequence, from different suits. The

highest possible Straight is Ace, King, Queen, Jack, 10 . The lowest
possible Straight is 5, 4, 3, 2, Ace.

Three of a Kind: Three cards of the same rank, such as three 8’s.
Three Aces are highest; three 2’s are lowest. Three of a Kind beats Two
Pairs or any lower hand.

Two Pairs: Two cards of the same rank, and two matching cards of any
other rank.

One Pair: Any two cards of the same rank.